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I am making numerous, minute changes to .php files in Eclipse PDT then committing them and testing on the server.
The repetitive six-step commit process is getting tedious:
right-click team Commit... click 'choose previously selected comment' select in list click OK Does anyone know of a hotkey or other process to expedite this?
UPDATE: does anyone know of a general hotkey macro tool for windows applications which would allow me to program a macro that would make these 6 clicks for me?
The best I’ve been able to do is create a key binding for ‘Commit’ (under Preferences… General->Keys). Then you just need to click on the project and hit a key combination, which saves the whole right-click->Team->Commit… process.
If you just want to check in the file you are editing, you don’t have to click anywhere, just hit the key combination, and the commit dialog pops up to commit the current file.